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Examples of vertebrate colonizations support thepropagulepressure model.

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One possible criterion for evaluation of seed dispersal services is the measure of distance apropaguleis moved away from the maternal plant.

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What evidence suggests that tropical forests have received low 'propagulepressure'?

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Thepropagulepressure model is based on the frequency and quantity of a colonizer'spropaguleinput into an ecosystem.

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What happens if propagules belonging to one or the other genotype repeatedly invade a recipient ecosystem (compare above: thepropagulepressure model)?

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In particular, heterogeneity inpropaguleavailability among sites is acknowledged but little-studied.

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The patterns of recruitment illustrated by the study are, therefore, a reflection of microhabitat suitability rather thanpropaguleavailability.

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This is a further argument in favour of the idea that most individuals stem from the local (within-stand)propagulesupply.

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Second, we expected to find a clear effect of thepropagulesupply on the structure and composition of epiphytic bromeliad communities in forest stands.

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The results presented are consistent with apropagulereacting to oxidative stress, but overtaken by more catastrophic physical damage.

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Higher trophic levels may also mediate the effect ofpropagulepressure.

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Generalizing forest regeneration models: the dependence ofpropaguleavailability on disturbance history and stand size.

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This means that parasite movements through definitive or intermediate host migration and\\orpropaguledispersion are restricted between localities.

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Vaccination does not directly affect the in situ productivity of the endangered species population, but it does provide indirect benefits by reducing diseasepropagulepressure.

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First, there was the 'propagule' stage, covering eggs, larvae and pupae.

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Through the negative effects onpropagulenumber and size, severe herbivory may influence fitness of the mangrove, and, thus, community structure.

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Let us imagine further that the rates ofpropaguleproduction and survival are also reduced by about a third each, so that the normally modelled recruitment rate declines by 60%.

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First, populations will diverge due to genetic drift more slowly under migrant pool selection than they will underpropagulepool selection, resulting in a slower response to selection.

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The results indicate interactions between soil disturbance,propaguleavailability and herbivory, rather than disturbance alone, will play an important role in controlling seedling recruitment and species habitat distributions in grasslands.

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释义	BETA Examples ofpropagule Dictionary> Examples ofpropagule propaguleisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition Examples of vertebrate colonizations support thepropagulepressure model. From theCambridge English Corpus One possible criterion for evaluation of seed dispersal services is the measure of distance apropaguleis moved away from the maternal plant. From theCambridge English Corpus What evidence suggests that tropical forests have received low 'propagulepressure'? From theCambridge English Corpus Thepropagulepressure model is based on the frequency and quantity of a colonizer'spropaguleinput into an ecosystem. From theCambridge English Corpus What happens if propagules belonging to one or the other genotype repeatedly invade a recipient ecosystem (compare above: thepropagulepressure model)? From theCambridge English Corpus In particular, heterogeneity inpropaguleavailability among sites is acknowledged but little-studied. From theCambridge English Corpus The patterns of recruitment illustrated by the study are, therefore, a reflection of microhabitat suitability rather thanpropaguleavailability. From theCambridge English Corpus This is a further argument in favour of the idea that most individuals stem from the local (within-stand)propagulesupply. From theCambridge English Corpus Second, we expected to find a clear effect of thepropagulesupply on the structure and composition of epiphytic bromeliad communities in forest stands. From theCambridge English Corpus The results presented are consistent with apropagulereacting to oxidative stress, but overtaken by more catastrophic physical damage. From theCambridge English Corpus Higher trophic levels may also mediate the effect ofpropagulepressure. From theCambridge English Corpus Generalizing forest regeneration models: the dependence ofpropaguleavailability on disturbance history and stand size. From theCambridge English Corpus This means that parasite movements through definitive or intermediate host migration and\\orpropaguledispersion are restricted between localities. From theCambridge English Corpus Vaccination does not directly affect the in situ productivity of the endangered species population, but it does provide indirect benefits by reducing diseasepropagulepressure. From theCambridge English Corpus First, there was the 'propagule' stage, covering eggs, larvae and pupae. From theCambridge English Corpus Through the negative effects onpropagulenumber and size, severe herbivory may influence fitness of the mangrove, and, thus, community structure. From theCambridge English Corpus Let us imagine further that the rates ofpropaguleproduction and survival are also reduced by about a third each, so that the normally modelled recruitment rate declines by 60%. From theCambridge English Corpus First, populations will diverge due to genetic drift more slowly under migrant pool selection than they will underpropagulepool selection, resulting in a slower response to selection. From theCambridge English Corpus The results indicate interactions between soil disturbance,propaguleavailability and herbivory, rather than disturbance alone, will play an important role in controlling seedling recruitment and species habitat distributions in grasslands. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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